seyilapy:
Well got to do with some terms in the offer letter. You can p.m me.

Pls state the terms here if you don't mind so that all of us can learn

virtousB:
Pls state the terms here if you don't mind so that all of us can learn

The fact is that 90% of companies that will employ you as a GT will ask you to sign bond. No company wants to spend money training you without some form of commitment from you. Notwithstanding you can still leave before the expiration of the bond, this is Naija, anything goes....

elnino2015:


The fact is that 90% of companies that will employ you as a GT will ask you to sign bond. No company wants to spend money training you without some form of commitment from you. Notwithstanding you can still leave before the expiration of the bond, this is Naija, anything goes....

ok. Is that what he didn't want to say here? Am thinking there should be more to it since he told me to pm him privately. The bond is not a new thing to me as we were told pop and clear during our interview that we'll be required to sign a 3 year bond and I accepted.

virtousB:
ok. Is that what he didn't want to say here? Am thinking there should be more to it since he told me to pm him privately. The bond is not a new thing to me as we were told pop and clear during our interview that we'll be required to sign a 3 year bond and I accepted.

There is nothing more. Only that the bond might carry a clause that if you leave the company before the expiration of the bond, you'll have to pay the company a huge amount of money. That doesn't hold water in Nigeria.

elnino2015:


There is nothing more. Only that the bond might carry a clause that if you leave the company before the expiration of the bond, you'll have to pay the company a huge amount of money. That doesn't hold water in Nigeria.

I was told about the fine too during my interview. Thanks for your time

Who has any update pls? After receiving the success mail, has anybody received any other one?

no other mail...
well, we'll be there Monday

Hello everyone,
I can see from the forgoing that the issues of bond and what not has been a concern. Let me say from the first that I am qualified to write about this because I am one of the ealier batch of trainees to be recruited by BEDC, the 4th to be precise. Also, I am writing this as a concerned fellow graduate. I will dwell on that later.
You see the issues with BEDC are more than just the bond. In a nutshell, BEDC isn't where you should consider as having gotten a 'career'. By all means accept their terms if you haven't gotten a job before this one. If you are considering resigning from one, don't try it I plead with you. You may come to regret it as some are currently. And let me say that I actually resigned despite not having another job. :x

Now to my own story, a brief one. I joined BEDC sometime last year and was happy and hoping to have a good time. Trust me, one year down the line it felt like I was just going with the flow of the company and nothing was really improving in me except my bank account. I know you'd say that's all that matters in an economy like this one but that thinking is flawed for many reasons. One is that the world we live in today is a very fast-paced one and you have to always stay relevant to any industry you find yourself. This requires that as you are working for a company, you are in return improving yourself and your market value for future employers. If all a company is about is just for you to carry out assignments which do not even tally with whatever you studied in school or even remotely similar to any other one, then you need to rethink your allegiance because 3 years down the line, you would scarcely be able to put anything tangible on your CV as a relevant experience. I came to this realisation when after more than a year, I really cannot put anything tangible on my CV and to make matters worse, my final posting was even nothing to write home about (literally). It was then I decided to RESIGN.

Don't think for a moment that to resign is a walk in the park. I was just lucky to have them very busy with more pressing matters than a disgruntled graduate. I now know of a former close colleague who also wants to resign but is having a tough time trying to do that. And he hasn't gotten another one too.

The story is becoming too long for my liking so my advice:
1. Take up the offer if you haven't gotten anything going now and don't rest thinking you've finally landed a career job. Continue to strive to improve yourself and get the one you really deserve. I'll leave you to sort out your bond headache since it isn't mine.
2. Don't take up the offer if you currently have one and you're considering resigning from that one. Chances are that it's going to be just like where you are now or even worse. Don't think about the money, trust me, I have been there.

I haven't written this tirade to spite BEDC or try to be some kill-joy or nay sayer. I feel concerned seeing how some here are being naive knowing not what they are walking into, I feel it as the decent thing to do to offer my advice. We only have one life to live and deserve to make the best of it and avoid mistakes as much as we can. You are responsible for giving your life the good that it deserves.

Regards and #NeverSettle.

opidalo:
Hello everyone,
I can see from the forgoing that the issues of bond and what not has been a concern. Let me say from the first that I am qualified to write about this because I am one of the ealier batch of trainees to be recruited by BEDC, the 4th to be precise. Also, I am writing this as a concerned fellow graduate. I will dwell on that later.
You see the issues with BEDC are more than just the bond. In a nutshell, BEDC isn't where you should consider as having gotten a 'career'. By all means accept their terms if you haven't gotten a job before this one. If you are considering resigning from one, don't try it I plead with you. You may come to regret it as some are currently. And let me say that I actually resigned despite not having another job. :x

Now to my own story, a brief one. I joined BEDC sometime last year and was happy and hoping to have a good time. Trust me, one year down the line it felt like I was just going with the flow of the company and nothing was really improving in me except my bank account. I know you'd say that's all that matters in an economy like this one but that thinking is flawed for many reasons. One is that the world we live in today is a very fast-paced one and you have to always stay relevant to any industry you find yourself. This requires that as you are working for a company, you are in return improving yourself and your market value for future employers. If all a company is about is just for you to carry out assignments which do not even tally with whatever you studied in school or even remotely similar to any other one, then you need to rethink your allegiance because 3 years down the line, you would scarcely be able to put anything tangible on your CV as a relevant experience. I came to this realisation when after more than a year, I really cannot put anything tangible on my CV and to make matters worse, my final posting was even nothing to write home about (literally). It was then I decided to RESIGN.

Don't think for a moment that to resign is a walk in the park. I was just lucky to have them very busy with more pressing matters than a disgruntled graduate. I now know of a former close colleague who also wants to resign but is having a tough time trying to do that. And he hasn't gotten another one too.

The story is becoming too long for my liking so my advice:
1. Take up the offer if you haven't gotten anything going now and don't rest thinking you've finally landed a career job. Continue to strive to improve yourself and get the one you really deserve. I'll leave you to sort out your bond headache since it isn't mine.
2. Don't take up the offer if you currently have one and you're considering resigning from that one. Chances are that it's going to be just like where you are now or even worse. Don't think about the money, trust me, I have been there.

I haven't written this tirade to spite BEDC or try to be some kill-joy or nay sayer. I feel concerned seeing how some here are being naive knowing not what they are walking into, I feel it as the decent thing to do to offer my advice. We only have one life to live and deserve to make the best of it and avoid mistakes as much as we can. You are responsible for giving your life the good that it deserves.

Regards and #NeverSettle.

nice one bro. thanks for the idea.

So, in a nutshell, we should see it as an interim job whilst searching for better opportunities.
Thanks brother. I personally appreciate.

Resumption postponed...
Na wa oo

These people are funny sha. See the time they're postponing resumption. Anyway I knew this could happen since they stated that 14th November is a tentative date

virtousB:
These people are funny sha. See the time they're postponing resumption. Anyway I knew this could happen since they stated that 14th November is a tentative date

Welcome to the world of BEDC. Don't worry, you'll get more of that when you eventually start.
Good luck.

virtousB:
These people are funny sha. See the time they're postponing resumption. Anyway I knew this could happen since they stated that 14th November is a tentative date

Welcome to the world of BEDC. Don't worry, you'll get more of that when you eventually start so don't get worked up over it just yet.
Good luck.

virtousB:
These people are funny sha. See the time they're postponing resumption. Anyway I knew this could happen since they stated that 14th November is a tentative date

Welcome to the world of BEDC. Don't worry, you'll get more of that when you eventually start so don't get worked up over late information just yet.
Good luck.

virtousB:
These people are funny sha. See the time they're postponing resumption. Anyway I knew this could happen since they stated that 14th November is a tentative date

abi... e just tire person. But God pass them

@VirtousB this write up just spoke my mind. sorry been bit busy that y. i can assure you the only Disco you will get employed and count yourself lucky is IKEJA disco. am not with bedc am with another disco. opidalo made justice to the general problem. please and please if you have a job already pray and pray before you resign o. some of my mates too here are regretting already. God help us all and lead us aright. as i am now am still job hunting back to back. cheers

opidalo:
Hello everyone,
I can see from the forgoing that the issues of bond and what not has been a concern. Let me say from the first that I am qualified to write about this because I am one of the ealier batch of trainees to be recruited by BEDC, the 4th to be precise. Also, I am writing this as a concerned fellow graduate. I will dwell on that later.
You see the issues with BEDC are more than just the bond. In a nutshell, BEDC isn't where you should consider as having gotten a 'career'. By all means accept their terms if you haven't gotten a job before this one. If you are considering resigning from one, don't try it I plead with you. You may come to regret it as some are currently. And let me say that I actually resigned despite not having another job. :x

Now to my own story, a brief one. I joined BEDC sometime last year and was happy and hoping to have a good time. Trust me, one year down the line it felt like I was just going with the flow of the company and nothing was really improving in me except my bank account. I know you'd say that's all that matters in an economy like this one but that thinking is flawed for many reasons. One is that the world we live in today is a very fast-paced one and you have to always stay relevant to any industry you find yourself. This requires that as you are working for a company, you are in return improving yourself and your market value for future employers. If all a company is about is just for you to carry out assignments which do not even tally with whatever you studied in school or even remotely similar to any other one, then you need to rethink your allegiance because 3 years down the line, you would scarcely be able to put anything tangible on your CV as a relevant experience. I came to this realisation when after more than a year, I really cannot put anything tangible on my CV and to make matters worse, my final posting was even nothing to write home about (literally). It was then I decided to RESIGN.

Don't think for a moment that to resign is a walk in the park. I was just lucky to have them very busy with more pressing matters than a disgruntled graduate. I now know of a former close colleague who also wants to resign but is having a tough time trying to do that. And he hasn't gotten another one too.

The story is becoming too long for my liking so my advice:
1. Take up the offer if you haven't gotten anything going now and don't rest thinking you've finally landed a career job. Continue to strive to improve yourself and get the one you really deserve. I'll leave you to sort out your bond headache since it isn't mine.
2. Don't take up the offer if you currently have one and you're considering resigning from that one. Chances are that it's going to be just like where you are now or even worse. Don't think about the money, trust me, I have been there.

I haven't written this tirade to spite BEDC or try to be some kill-joy or nay sayer. I feel concerned seeing how some here are being naive knowing not what they are walking into, I feel it as the decent thing to do to offer my advice. We only have one life to live and deserve to make the best of it and avoid mistakes as much as we can. You are responsible for giving your life the good that it deserves.

Regards and #NeverSettle.

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Now I knw better! This country is just full of shit!!!! 65k 4 a graduate? BEDC is a disappointment!!!!!

igboin1:
Now I knw better! This country is just full of shit!!!! 65k 4 a graduate? BEDC is a disappointment!!!!!

Is that what you were offered?

igboin1:
Now I knw better! This country is just full of shit!!!! 65k 4 a graduate? BEDC is a disappointment!!!!!

where did you get this from?

Got this from BEDC this morning. Dear Candidate,


Congratulations on your success at the interview stage.


Below are key details you will require regarding your BEDC recruitment progress.


1.      You will be required to undergo a 4-week long assessment and selection program starting from Monday 21st November, 2016 by 8.00amat 5, Akpakpava Street, Benin City. This program, which is a pre-requisite to the Graduate Trainee Program (GTP), will give you the opportunity to further demonstrate your suitability for a place on the GTP. Other details are as follows:

Cc nurempy77, popex, youngelder

virtousB:
Got this from BEDC this morning. Dear Candidate,


Congratulations on your success at the interview stage.


Below are key details you will require regarding your BEDC recruitment progress.


1.      You will be required to undergo a 4-week long assessment and selection program starting from Monday 21st November, 2016 by 8.00amat 5, Akpakpava Street, Benin City. This program, which is a pre-requisite to the Graduate Trainee Program (GTP), will give you the opportunity to further demonstrate your suitability for a place on the GTP. Other details are as follows:

Cc nurempy77, popex, youngelder

yeah bro.. I've just seen it.

so, what next? I'd be there on Monday

igboin1:
Now I knw better! This country is just full of shit!!!! 65k 4 a graduate? BEDC is a disappointment!!!!!

Who told you this?

I just received a mail from them.

Pls is there provision for accommodation?

igboin1:
Now I knw better! This country is just full of shit!!!! 65k 4 a graduate? BEDC is a disappointment!!!!!

BEDC pays their GT 90k, where did u get that?

jst cant bliv dis...65k? Nt 2 even talk abt d 4wks training nd subsequent selectn process again

Pls do we have ladies in this room that was offered the job too ?

youngelder:


yeah bro.. I've just seen it.

so, what next? I'd be there on Monday

Accommodation is my major challenge now

nurempy77:
jst cant bliv dis...65k? Nt 2 even talk abt d 4wks training nd subsequent selectn process again

this is quite poor... very poor.

i got the mail, but I'm not going, dats pure slavery, d management have turned it to bank work, a friend who is even dia said he don't do electrical WOrk, wat dey are after is just for u to collect t bills, n d amount u get determines a much ur salary will be.